Landmark Judgements
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In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court quashed criminal proceedings against in-laws wrongly implicated under Sections 498A, 377, and 506...
Read MoreThe Delhi High Court upheld a decree of divorce in favour of the husband, reiterating that prolonged denial of marital...
Read MoreThe Bombay High Court (Nagpur Bench) has ruled that a widowed sister-in-law cannot claim residence rights in a portion of...
Read MoreThe Court granted bail to the accused, Guneet Singh, in a case filed under Section 69 BNS, where allegations of...
Read MoreThe Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh High Court ruled that custody of children cannot be shifted merely on the basis...
Read MoreThe Delhi High Court dismissed cross-revision petitions filed by both husband and wife. The wife had sought an enhancement of...
Read MoreThe Delhi High Court Enhances maintenance for a wife and minor child to â‚ą1,50,000 per month. Even though the wife...
Read MoreThe Delhi High Court directed a husband earning approx. â‚ą10 lakhs per month to pay â‚ą2 lakhs per month as...
Read MoreThe Madhya Pradesh High Court dissolved a marriage where the wife had attempted self-immolation, holding that such conduct amounts to...
Read MoreThe Delhi High Court has clarified that maintenance cannot be treated as a perpetual burden that keeps increasing without valid...
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Shonee Kapoor
Indian men's rights activist, legal consultant and author focused on matrimonial law, 498A, maintenance, child custody, parental alienation and gender-neutral laws. He is not an advocate or lawyer.
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